|km mi 130 81 120 75 110 68 Thermasphere 100 62 90 56 Makopause 80 50 70 43 Mesosphere 60 3기 Stratopause 50 31 40 25 30 Stratosphere 19 20 12 Tropopaus 10 Tropophere -100 -80 -60 -40 -20 20 40 60 Matching Layers Deseriptions A. The layer of the atmosphere in which all weather phenomena occur. B. The layers of the atmosphere where the temperature is increasing with altitude. C. The layer of the atmosphere in which ozone is produced. D. The layer of the atmosphere which contains the lonosphere. E. The layers of the atmosphere where the temperature is decreasing with altitude. F. The layer of the atmosphere where the heterosphere begins.

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